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The Ontology of Love as the Field of Forgiveness: From Christ’s Light to the Tensor Particle
This paper proposes a metaphysical interpretation of love as the “field of for- giveness,” grounded in the theology of redemption and the physics of observation. Through the synthesis of Christian phenomenology and tensor-based metaphysics, we argue that love is not an emotion nor a moral power, but the ontological per- mission for existence itself to be observed and recognized. The structure of this forgiveness-field aligns with the probabilistic geometry of the Tenson particle, rep- resenting the zero-point of divine observation where being and non-being coexist in luminous equilibrium.
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